Question

what do you mean by 'omnibus'?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Noun Form:

1.) a volume containing several books previously published separately.

e.g. an omnibus of her first trilogy

(british form)

a single edition of two or more consecutive television or radio programmes previously broadcast separately.

e.g. Coronation Street's rival EastEnders was boosted by a weekend omnibus

2.  a simple bus.

e.g. a horse-drawn omnibus

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Answer 2

• An omnibus bill is a proposed law that covers a wide range of issues, many of which are unconnected.
• The Latin term omnibus means "to, for, by, with, or from everything."
• An omnibus bill is a single document that combines multiple legislation into one and is enacted by a legislature in a single vote.
• Because of their breadth and scope, omnibus legislation are difficult to debate and evaluate.
• In the past, omnibus legislation have been used to enact difficult modifications.
• As a result, some people consider omnibus legislation to be anti-democratic.